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From: "jtarver" <jtarver@tminet.com>
Subject: Re: [Fwd: F22 completes 11% of its Flight tests]
Date: 2000/01/16
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Keith Thompson <kst@cts.com> wrote in message
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> "jtarver" <jtarver@tminet.com> writes:
> > Nothing like having the rules change to deliver that Boston pork.  DEC
had
> > extensions when their computer became the defacto standard for Ada.  At
the
> > time any extensions to Ada were forbidden.  Data General was rightiously
> > upset when this was done.  I was working SDI in the 80s when Ada became
the
> > perfered controls language.
>
> Please be specific.  What extensions are you referring to?  (BTW, I
> was working on Ada compilers in the 80s.)

I am refering to VAX Ada compilers with extended instruction sets.  Do you
have a reading comprehension problem?

John